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EU’s status-neutral stance in Kosovo-Metohija to lead to stability, dialogue
Belgrade,
8 February 2011
Minister for Kosovo-Metohija Goran Bogdanovic talked today with Deputy Director-General for EU Enlargement Stefano Sannino about Serbia’s position towards resolving the issues in the province and the actual state of affairs there.
The Ministry says in a statement that Bogdanovic voiced his expectation that the EU will remain status-neutral, as such a stance has enabled the creation of an atmosphere leading to stability and dialogue in the first place.
Sannino underlined the importance of efforts and the constructive approach which Serbia is investing towards EU integration, voicing his hope that it will remain on this course.
Sannino underlined the importance of efforts and the constructive approach which Serbia is investing towards EU integration, voicing his hope that it will remain on this course.
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